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Finding the right taste to send mosquitoes packing could save hundreds of thousands of lives.

Mosquito taste receptor could lead to new insect repellents

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Exploring the Frontiers of Cancer Research

UCSB, Texas A&M Scientists Find Methane Gas Concentrations Have Returned to Near-Normal Levels in Gulf After Deepwater Horizon Disaster

UCSB's Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement Program Named Among Nation's Top Academic Preparation Programs

UCSB's Institute for Energy Efficiency Designs Lamps for Schoolchildren Around the World

Scientists Demonstrate Biomagnification of Nanomaterials in Simple Food Chain

Research by Physicists Honored as Science's 2010 Breakthrough of the Year

National Team of Scientists Predicts Continued Death of Forests In Southwestern U.S. Due to Problems Caused by Climate Change

National Team of Scientists Peers into the Future of Stem Cell Biology; Research Raises Connections between Cancer and Stem Cells

New NCEAS Study: Ravenous Foreign Pests Threaten National Treasures

UCSB Scientists Report Study of ‘Brain Maps' for How Humans Reach; Robotics and Machine-Brain Interface for Paraplegics May Benefit

UCSB to Host Meeting of Central Coast Clean Cities Coalition

Tempest in a Teapot: International Team of Scientists Describes Basic Laboratory Science of Hurricanes and Other Swirling Natural Phenomena
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